Cheap Ghetto Trailer Trash 1080P 7.1 PCM Gangsta Setup

Bedroom setup. A cheapskate like me couldn't be happier with it for the price. Greatful for all the info I've found on the forums. Can jam or watch movies in here anytime as my girlfriend can always escape to the other bedroom at the other end of the trailer. Makes for a great workout room too. Hell I guess this room is everything but a kitchen as you can see.

TV: 42" Sanyo DP-42849 1080P LCD: $530.00 WalMart (20% off No Remote, free 2yr Warranty)
Receiver: Yamaha 7.1 (HDMI 1.2) RS-V661: $150.00 Ebay
Front Speakers: Yamaha NS-6490 $95.00 Ebay
Surround/Center Speakers: Yamaha 2-FS / 2-RS / 1-Center / 1-10" Powered Sub: $100 Ebay
2nd Sub: Yamaha YST-216 10": $90 Ebay
BD Player: 80GB PS3 (4 games/ 4 Blu Rays 2 Controllers/ 1-HDMI Cable) : $250.00 Ebay
Connectors/Wiring: 2 HDMI Cables: Banana Plugs / Speaker Wire: $60.00
Dish HD Receiver
Toilet: Priceless!!…

Total (tax/shipping incl): $1275





















Yes Real Gangstas use Rubber Bands...












These handy moulding pieces from Home Depot are nice for running speaker wires @$2.50/ea. for 8'. I just stapled them to the ceiling:


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Couple from Living Room:

notChris:
"Nice setup! Everything in one room. Does the LFE help when going to the restroom?"
-Yes very soothing....

Tigre:
"You are a brave man for putting your gear on that tv stand. I have that exact stand and it's making all kinds of creaking noises but I would never put an LCD, receiver, and PS3 on it."
-Ya my girlfriend bought it at Dollar General for like $10.00 like 4 years ago. The good news is I put it together for her, and used extra screws. I actually had the old 30" 120lb HDTV you see in the living room on it at one time. It did creak then...I think the cardboard backing on the bottom is the only thing keeping it from tilting side to side. But thx for the heads up I am keeping an eye on it.

ddgtr:
"Please forgive us, we don't mean to make fun it's just we've never seen a toilet next to a HT setup before..."
-HaHa, Ya it's all in good fun. If it weren't for the toilet I wouldn't have even posted it the pics. I'm glad everyone can get a good kick out of it!

"All in all, how do you like the sound?
-I'm really impressed with the clarity of the Yamaha. Sounds clean and pure even at high volume. Hellboy II is the only 7.1 Blu Ray I've watched so far, the audio and video really blew me away.
The receiver didn't come with a YPAO mic or user manual, so I downloaded the manual and made all the settings through the OSD menu, measuring speaker distances and such. When I can find a mic for <$30.00 I'll be interested to see how much better it sounds.

"You got a heck of a deal on those components."
-Yeah for the money I've got in it I couldn't be happier. I'm a full time college student, and I invest every extra dollar I can in the Vanguard Total Stock Market Index. I'm also the obsessive-compulsive type for the most part, so I have to be particularly careful in not going overboard, which I've done so often in the past.

"Nice choices, too."
Thanks. I made most of the choices from the info I gathered on this forum. I am highly partial to Yamaha only because I've owned 6 Yamaha motorcycles in my lifetime (3 dirtbikes / 2 crotch rockets / 1 cruiser). I've never had a peep of trouble with any of them.

Yes they are small fire-proof safes. They just happen to make handy monitor stands. (I prefer my monitor higher than most. The middle of monitor eye-level)

This trailer is a 1984 Fleetwood 16'x70', 2 bdr/2bth. I bought it for $5500 cash and remodeled it. There once was a wall where the carpet ends and the laminate flooring starts. i.e. the shower wall extended across the room.

Yeah it's not good news, but that's why leave the window cracked and open after a shower. What's probably just as bad is that I have an evaporative cooler. So the whole house is water cooled. But it's so dry here in NM all is does is even things out. The nice part about an evaporative cooler is it forces fresh air through the house. It doesn't necessarily "recirculate" the air. I leave a window cracked in every room and the cooler brings fresh air in via the roof. The air is exchanged in the whole place about every 3 mins. But the downside is when it gets 100+ degrees outside the lowest the temp goes is about 78 degrees. But if you sit under a vent or have a fan blowing on you you get cold.